How to Dye a Hot Dog
Well, hot dog! Are you falling behind with your fabric dyeing? Not to worry. I'll help you ketchup! In this video, I'll show you a brand new fold that will create a design you'll relish. Heads up - it might get a little cheesy...
It's April Fool's Day and things are getting a little out of hand in my studio today. Take this funny experiment, for example. Here I use common pantry items to naturally dye fabric - with some unexpected results. Special guest: Tony Malinauskas lends a hand. Two hands, actually.
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Theme song written by Karl Halvorson and performed by Nancy Gamon.
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And Happy April Fool's Day to all my ice dyeing and tie dyeing pals out there...!
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To make this project, you'll need:
2 pieces of plain white fabric
pantry items and condiments (such as flour, liquid smoke, ketchup, mustard, pickle relish, non-dairy cheese-like shreds)
a fully loaded veggie hot dog on a bun
an extra pair of hands (bonus points if you have a silly smoochiepants)
a sense of humor (optional)